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IN PHOTOS | CSM Promenade 2026 Celebrates “Social Season” at Seorabeol Grand Leisure HotelThe College of Subic Montessor...
15/02/2026

IN PHOTOS | CSM Promenade 2026 Celebrates “Social Season” at Seorabeol Grand Leisure Hotel

The College of Subic Montessori held its CSM Promenade 2026 on February 13 at the Seorabeol Grand Leisure Hotel, carrying the theme “Social Season: A Night with a Thousand Masks.”

The event gathered students in an evening highlighted by masquerade-inspired attire, featuring glamorous gowns and sophisticated suits. The ballroom was transformed into a venue of elegance as students participated in the program and recognition rites.

The prom was spearheaded by event chairpersons Angela Nagaño, Jon Patrick Espiritu, and the Vice Chief Operations Officer Kiana Coleen Maningding. In her opening remarks, Jennifer B. Quiambao, OIC – Basic Education, formally welcomed the attendees and emphasized the importance of creating meaningful memories and fostering camaraderie among students.

One of the highlights of the evening was the awarding of special titles. Ethan Estrella and Ashly Cruz were named Enchanted Partners of the Night. James McCormick and Ritchell Maningding were recognized as Prom Prince and Princess.

The culmination of the program was the crowning of the CSM Prom King and Queen, awarded to Nico Armamento and Ayesha Cui.

The CSM Promenade 2026 concluded with students taking part in the traditional dance and fellowship, marking the end of the celebration.

Report by Jared Felicidario
Photos by Aaliyah Pulibandla

IN PHOTOS| The College of Subic Montessori Subic Bay, Inc. successfully conducted the first part of its Outreach Program...
17/12/2025

IN PHOTOS| The College of Subic Montessori Subic Bay, Inc. successfully conducted the first part of its Outreach Program on December 17, 2025, as part of its commitment to community service and social responsibility. The activity was made possible through the cooperation of the school administration, faculty members, and student volunteers.

The program aimed to provide assistance to the community through the distribution of essential goods and meaningful interactions with the beneficiaries. Students actively participated, helping promote compassion, teamwork, and volunteerism.

One of the beneficiaries shared her appreciation, saying, “Masaya po ako ngayon dahil mayroon nanaman po kaming bagong blessings at may bisita nanaman po kami. Ang masasabi ko po sa mga kabataan ay maging matatag po sila at magsabi po sila ng problema nila,” according to Mae.

The outreach program highlighted the College of Subic Montessori’s dedication to serving the community and developing socially responsible individuals.

Report by Jared Felicidario
Photos by Kristen Fernandez and Raphael Armamento

The College of Subic Montessori-Subic Bay kicked off its 25th anniversary celebration with a blast on November 18, 2025 ...
19/11/2025

The College of Subic Montessori-Subic Bay kicked off its 25th anniversary celebration with a blast on November 18, 2025 at the College of Subic Montessori campus. The event which promises to be a memorable one started with a holy mass, followed by a thrilling motorcade parade around the city, showcasing the school's vibrant spirit and community.

The motorcade, which was led by CSM's student organizations and clubs, made its way through the streets of Olongapo, spreading cheer and excitement among onlookers. The sound of drums and cheers filled the air as the procession made its way to the event venue.

Upon arrival, attendees were treated to a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the official start of the anniversary celebration. Sir Jon Patrick Espiritu delivered an opening remark setting the tone for the celebration, followed by a heartwarming welcoming speech by Ma'am Jennifer Quiambo and Ma'am Rosa Lynn Maninding Garcia, who shared their thoughts on the school’s growth and achievements over the past 25 years.

The Trebor Drumbeator, a local band known for their energetic performances, got the crowd moving with their infectious beats and rhythms. The music was the perfect accompaniment to the festive atmosphere, which was filled with laughter, cheers, and a sense of community.

"We are thrilled to be celebrating this milestone anniversary with our students, faculty, staff, and alumni," Rosa Lynn Maninding Garcia said, a CSM official. "It's a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved with CSM, and we look forward to many more years of excellence."


One of the highlights of the celebration is the Family Day, which promises to be a fun-filled day for students, faculty, and their families.

The celebration culminated in a grand alumni homecoming, which promises to be a night to remember. This year's 25th anniversary foundation week is a 5-day event kicking off today, November 18, and running until Saturday, November 23.

Report by Jomar Jose
Photos by Raphael Armamento, Ethan, Allaine Zapanta, Andrea Sacdalan

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